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Rio+20: É possível avançar? A UNESCO responde
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Celso Schenkel

Celso Schenkel, coordenador de Ciências Naturais da UNESCO, fala sobre os desafios e avanços esperados da Conferência das Nações Unidas sobre Desenvolvimento Sustentável, a Rio+20 e aborda questões como a sustentabilidade do oceanos e dos recursos hídricos, da situação das praias, bem como da educação para o desenvolvimento sustentável e da participação da sociedade civil, entre outros.


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Celso Schenkel, coordinator of Natural Sciences at UNESCO Office in Brasilia, talks about the challenges and expected advances of the Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development. He also discusses issues such as the sustainability of the oceans, water resources, the education for sustainable development...

Pais/lugar: Brazil,
Tipo: Interview
Duração: 00:04:04
Produtor/editora: UNESCO Brasilia, UNESCO TV Portuguese,
Publicado em: 2012

Versão original: Video.MP4
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Archives reference: AUD-EV/FU/UBO/CIP/0055
Rights holder/Droits: UNESCO

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